Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-18

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rs nearly so, that the papers in the
Baltimore & Ohio deal received the
final signature yesterday. One of the
gentlemen named is John w Mackay,
now in San Francisco. but all day yes
terday he was said to be in communi-
cation by wire with Mr.. Sully, through
Edward Stokes, President of the
United Lines Telegraph Company,
The terms are given as these: Mackay
is to pay 1900, 900, Sully and associ-
ates to pay 50, 200, 900, and $4,000, 900
is to be paid for the trust bonds, Sc
cured by $4,000 shares OF stock, to be
delivered by Mr.. Garrett, to give con-
troll of the property of the Baltimore
K Ohio telegraph, to be consolidated
with that of all other compa lies bar
ring the the Western Union.
The Brief In the Anarchists Case.
CAIcAGo, March 17.-United States
Attorney Grinnell went to Ottawa to-
to file with the State Supreme
Court his brief in the Anarchists case.
The document consists of two vol
umes; n on facts and the other on
the law. The first volume contains
342 octave pages, and the second 2O5.
Solomon & Zeisler, of counsel for the
defendants, accompanied Grinnell to
Ottawa, where the arguments in the
case will be opened tomorrow.
A Panic at a Church.
CHIcAGo, March IA panic oc-
cured at the Roman Catholic Church
of the Nativity of Thirty-eighth street
this morning. The church was crowd
ed with people, and on the steps lead
ing to the church were a great crowd
Of people. The latter gave way under
the strain, precipitating fully 200 peo-
pie a distance of ten feet. Two men
and two women sustained injuries that
are regarded as fatal, and fully 20.
others were quite seriously injured.
Arrest of an Ex.Stock Broker.
New York, March 17.-William j..
Hutchinson, an e%x-broker, was arrest
ed to-day and taken to the Tombs
prison. He was charged by VIM. III.
Sistare, of the firm OF Geo. Sistare <
Co., with converting to his W use
and benefit, and that OF his wife, OF
over $50, 900 worth of stock. The
stock was deposited on different dates
in 1884 with Hutchinson to raise a
loan.
A Trial of Great Interest.
NEILLsyILLE, Wis. March 1.-THE
Wright murder trial attracts great in
terest. Margaret Wright, widow of
the murdered man, testified as to her
criminal intimacy with Allen, and Of
the ~latter's proposal that Wright and
his (Allen's) wife be put out of the
way with poison. She said Allen gave
Wright poison at intervals until he
died. Daniel Allen, the accused,
denied having given poison to Wright.
A Train stoned by n Mob.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., March 1.-Two
freight trains on the New York, Penn
~sylvania & Ohio railroad were stoned
by mob while entering the city this
morning and the trains were deserted
by their crews, which consisted of men
who had taken the places OF the
strikers. The trains were taken out
later in the day.
Commissioned.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Pres
ident to-day commissioned the follow
ing: d. Lynch Pringle. OF South Car
DINA, to be Consul General at Con-
stantinople. To be Consul of the
United States-Wm. o. Patton, North
Carolina, at Bahia. To be Register OF
the Land Ofice-John h. Whiteside,
of Dakota, at Deadwood.
A MOtf0n,for u New Trial.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, March 17.-Arguments
on motion for a new trial for the Anar-
chists were commenced here to-day
before the Supreme Court. The hear
ing will be concluded tomorrow. 1t
is not expected hat a decision will be
given until some time in May.
Two Mel Rescued.
Boston, March ia dispatch from
Orleans, Mass, states that the tug res
cued two of the men who were seen
clinging to the foretop mast and bow
spirit Of the schooner j. IL. Eels,
ashore on Nausette yesterday. The
rest of the crew were drowned.
Cause of the Accident.
Boston, March 1.-THE testimony
before the Railroad Commissioners to-
day, as to the source of the Forest
Hill accident, tended to show that the
accident first occurred to the train,
and not to the bridge, and that the
bridge went down as a result of the ac-
.ident to the train.
A Destructive Fire.
CHARLESTON, S. c., March 17.-Half
II the business part of Rockville, and
ome other dwellings, were burned to-
lay. The loss isnearly 500, 900. The in
is between one-third and one
lalf of the loss.
Beeeher's Remains.
New York, March ia guard
vas placed to-day over the vault in